Brass Floral Pooja Plate Small – Set of 2 is a pair of round brass plates with a fine floral and leaf engraving covering the center, framed by a wide, fluted rim. It is handcrafted, used to hold pooja offerings, flowers, or small items during rituals, and its detailed surface also makes it a piece worth displaying on its own. It works well as a pooja room essential or as a symbolic Navratri or Diwali return gift for family, friends, and guests.

Product Highlights

• All-Over Floral Engraving - The center of each plate is covered in a fine floral and leaf pattern, rather than a plain or partly decorated surface.
• Wide, Fluted Rim - A ribbed, fan-like border runs around the edge, giving the plate a fuller, more ornamental look than a flat-rimmed design.
• Round Plate Shape - A classic round silhouette, distinct from the oval shape used in our Shanku Chakra plate sets.
• Solid Brass Build - Made from brass, the metal traditionally used for pooja plates and thalis in Indian households.
• Sold as a Pair - Comes as two identical plates, so there's no need to order separately for a matching set.
• Small, Versatile Size - Measures about 13.2 cm / 5.2 in in diameter and 1.5 cm / 0.6 in in height, weighing close to 70 g / 2.47 oz, sized for a pooja shelf, console, or small serving tray.

Why Choose Zishta Brass Floral Pooja Plate Small – Set of 2?

• A Floral Design, Not a Deity Motif - Unlike our Shanku Chakra plates, this one carries a general floral and leaf pattern, so it suits any pooja tradition without tying it to a specific deity.
• Fuller Coverage Than a Plain Plate - The engraving extends across the entire center, giving it more visual detail than a plate with just a bordered edge.
• Round, Not Leaf-Shaped - Its round form makes it a more everyday choice compared to our Banana Leaf Plate, suited to regular pooja use as well as small serving needs.
• A Ready-Made Pair - Two matching plates in one order, useful for symmetrical display or for gifting as a set.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is this floral pooja plate typically used for?
   It is used to hold pooja offerings such as flowers, coins, or akshata, and its detailed surface also makes it suitable as a small decorative tray.
2. How is this different from your Shanku Chakra plate sets?
   This plate has a round shape with a general floral engraving, while the Shanku Chakra plates are oval and carry the shanku, chakra, and gada motifs linked to Lord Vishnu.
3. Can this plate double as a small serving tray, not just for pooja?
   Yes. Its size and shallow depth make it suitable for serving dry snacks, sweets, or dry fruits, in addition to pooja use.
4. Does the fluted rim make the plate harder to clean?
   No. The ridged rim can be cleaned the same way as the rest of the plate, using standard brass cleaning methods.
5. Are the two plates in the set identical in design?
   Yes. Both carry the same floral engraving and fluted rim, though slight handmade variations are normal.